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    3.  Choose the type of circuit where, if one component stops working, the others continue to function.

                                   (i)  Series circuit                       (ii)  Combination circuit

                                  (iii)  Open circuit                        (iv)  Parallel circuit
                        4.  Mark the option that the photoresistor in a smart lamp project detects.

                                   (i)  Light                                (ii)  Temperature

                                  (iii)  Motion                              (iv)  Pressure

                        5.  Select the Arduino board that is most suitable for small or portable projects.
                                   (i)  Arduino Uno                          (ii)  Arduino Mega

                                  (iii)  Arduino Nano                        (iv)  Arduino LilyPad

                     B.  Fill in the blanks using the given hints:
                        1.  The               button allows you to share the project or send it as a link.
                                                                                                                Hints
                        2.  The               is used to build and test circuits without soldering.           Breadboard
                                                                                                             Microcontroller
                        3.   A              is a small, programmable chip that functions as the brain of an   Jumper wires
                                                                                                              Workspace
                            electronic device.
                                                                                                                Send To
                        4.  The               is the area where the circuit is built.

                        5.                connect circuit parts, allowing electricity to flow between components.

                     C.  Write  T  for true and  F  for false.

                        1.  The Component List section shows a list of all the components in the current project.

                        2.  Power Pins are used to read digital inputs or output HIGH/LOW signals.

                        3.  Simulation is testing and visualising how a circuit works in a virtual environment.

                        4.  In Tinkercad, Arduino is a virtual version of the real Arduino board.

                        5.  The microcontroller shows the board is powered and operational.

                     D.  Answer the following questions:
                        1.  What is a circuit?

                        2.  Name any three components of the Tinkercad circuit interface.

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